Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-07

scraps from Inc Notebook Of che
sentfneI's Reporter.

Yesterdays quotation OF silver. so 93k
Carson is moving in the Arbor Day bus.
mess.
State Treasurer Tufy has turned his
three score years and ten.
Many miners are going into the Yukon,
British Columbia, district.
The New York Senate has passed o bill
making Sunday a legal holiday.
The feeling against L~ansdowne In Ire.
land is becoming very bitter.
Paper bonnets are being worn by the
Santa Rosa, California, ladies.
San Francisco wool merchants are in
Nevada interviewing the sheep men.
Strawberries raised ct Newcastle are for
sale in Sacramento st so cents per tox.
Wells, Fargo & Co. yesterday shipped
three bars OF passing bullion, valued at
S4,500.
The Carson Appeal has entered upon its
thirteenth volume, and claims to be happy
and contented.
"Mr. President and fellow slaves be-
gan q visiting delegate at q labor meeting
in Buffalo.
The weather yesterday was horribly
windy and dusty. 1t will probably wind
up with a snowstorm.
The Scottish Rite Masons will hold their
annual banquet at Mrs. Thomas restau-
rant this evening at z O'Clock.
The Treasury Department has issued q
warrant for $3.50 600 for the erection Of .
Veterans Home on this Coast.
Out of a band OF 10 horses stolen In Nye
county 81 we're recovered near Hike, Lin
coin county. The thieves escaped.
The Reno Gazette says the Washoe In
dian bucks and squaws in the vicinity OF
Reno are inveterate gum-chewers.
Madame Patti is quoted as saying tina,
her successor upon the operate stage will
unquestionably be Madame Sembrich.
The Maine Legislature killed q bill pre-
venting the sale OF cigarettes to minors,
because the projectors made the fine too
heavy.
The alarm of fire yesterday morning
was caused by The burning out OF q ohm
ney at the residence OF Mrs. McCuen. No
damage.
A woman residing in Ruby Valley, Utah,
adyertises that her husband having left
her she will pay no debts he may contract
on her account.
Phil d. Armour, the Chicago pork mer-
chant. who has arrived home from Cali
fornia, says he saw the evidences of pros
perity everywhere.
The wife OF Senator Jones, Of Nevada. Is
the principal mover in the establishment
OF q home at Washington for abandoned
babes and children.
The Winnemucca Silver State has en-
tered upon its eighteenth year. II Is Q
welcome visitor st this sanctum--always
newsy and reliable.
The Reno Gazette, one of the best Of
our exchanges, has entered upon its twelfth
year, and it appearances are worth any
thing. /. 10 prosperous.
There ia . rich man In the Black Hills,
says the Bismarck Times, who dates the
beginning OF his fortune from the day when
be sold his wife for 81. 900.
The County Commissioners OF White
Pine county. on Monday last, issued
bonds for building a Courthouse and
Hospital at Ely, the new county seat.
A Cincinnati Colored man has brought
suit against q bnrlesque actress for $40, 900
for pointing her finger at him in q theater
and singing Oars q new coon come to
town."
1t Will be seen by an advertisement in
another column that the Odd Fellows OF
Eureka will celebrate the sixty-eighth an
niversary OF their Order on the Goth
instant.
The box.sheet for reserved seats for the
musical entertainment at the Eureks
Opera House on Tuesday evening. April
l2th. will be open on Saturday at IL M, at
the Eureka Opera House. There are quite
q number of tickets sold, SO secure your
seats early.
The readers Of the SENTINEL will only
be too happy when they learn that the
Central Pacific Railroad Company has
made a reduction in the fare between Pal
isade and San Francisco. Before the In
t%erstate Commerce Act took effect the fare
between the points above mentioned was
S33 %. and now IL is reduced to $50.
j. R. Kendall, Superintendent OF the
Jennie A Mining Company, Sam Liddle
and wife, and Mrs. Timson, came over
from Hamilton by private conveyance yes
terday. Mrs. Timson, by the death Of an
uncle, has recently become an heiress to a
large landed property near Monterey, Cal
tfornia. So we are informed BIZ Mr..